The screening of the film "In My Death, Please Blame Klava K" immerses the viewer in the delicate world of teenage experiences and first love. This story of friendship and betrayal tells how even the closest people can inadvertently hurt. An honest and emotional drama featuring young Vladimir Shevelkov as the loyal page of the school star. The film "In My Death, Please Blame Klava K" is one of the most poignant portrayals of adolescent coming-of-age, where every emotion is heightened to the limit. The plot transports the viewer into the world of high school students: she is the queen of the school, the one whose attention everyone dreams of earning, he is the loyal friend and secret admirer, ready to do anything for just one glance from her. But a third person intrudes into their established world, and the familiar order collapses. The film by directors Nikolai Lebedev and Eldar Yasan, featuring young Vladimir Shevelkov in the lead role, has become a cult classic for an entire generation of viewers. It is not watched for the beautiful visuals - it captivates with its honesty and courage to show first love as it truly is: painful, confusing, bitter, and beautiful all at once. This film not only takes you back to the times of school corridors, shy confessions, and unfulfilled hopes - it prompts an important conversation about how words and actions can leave a mark for a lifetime. "In My Death, Please Blame Klava K" is more than a melodrama about youthful betrayal. It is a story about how difficult it is to express your feelings and how easy it is to hurt someone you care about.